Livestream, tickets and registration for jiu-jitsu and grappling tournaments

Open registration on your event and add your divisions. Each division has a name, an entry fee or none, an optional cap, and an optional note under it. Competitors register on a public page with no account, accept the waiver and pay by card. Their entries land on your entries page.

• Divisions with their own entry fee, or free.
• A cap on each division if you need one.
• Your own waiver text, or the platform default if you leave it blank. Have your own advisor review whichever waiver you use.
• Entry fees are paid into your own Stripe account.

Sell spectator tickets for the building and a livestream for family and teammates who could not travel, from the same page. Each event has one livestream: if you run several mats, you choose which one to send.

Give each academy or competitor a code. Buyers type it at checkout, and your dashboard shows how many tickets each code sold. A discount is optional: set it to zero and the code only tracks.

It does not build brackets or run mat scoring. It handles registration, tickets, the livestream and the replay, and you keep running the tournament the way you do now.

Ticket sales are paid into your own Stripe account. The service fee is 12% of the ticket price on livestream and replay tickets and 5% on in-person tickets, plus card processing. Your buyers pay it on top by default, or you can choose to absorb it. There is no monthly fee.

The numbers are on the pricing page, and the calculator shows what a show could bring in.

How does competitor registration work?

You open registration on the event and add divisions, each with a name, an entry fee or none, an optional cap and an optional note. Competitors register on a public page with no account, accept the waiver and pay by card, and their entries appear on your entries page.

Can I use my own waiver?

Yes. Paste your waiver text, or leave it blank to use the platform default. Have your own advisor review whichever waiver you use.

Does it run brackets?

No. AVP.Live does not build brackets or run mat scoring. It handles registration, tickets, the livestream and the replay.

We run several mats. Can we stream them all?

Each event has one livestream, so you choose which mat to send. You can run a second event for another stream.

What do I need to stream?

To stream you need a camera, a computer running OBS (free) or vMix, and a wired internet connection with steady upload speed. Test from the venue before show day: the help guides walk through it.

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• How it works, from sign-up to payout.
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